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Although the global economy is struggling to pick up momentum, there are some countries where employees are expected to receive a big boost in salaries.
Let's take a look at some nations where wages are projected to soar.
Source: 24/7 Wall St
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Ukraine
Forecast real wage growth: 6.1 per cent
Forecast 2014 inflation rate: 1.9 per cent
Forecast 2014 GDP growth: 1.5 per cent
GDP per capita (2012): $7,295
Overall rank in salary increase: 1
Ukraine, which has an unemployment rate of 7.4 per cent, is expected to see more than 6 per cent rise in salaries.
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China
Forecast real wage growth: 5.0 per cent
Forecast 2014 inflation rate: 3.0 per cent
Forecast 2014 GDP growth: 7.3 per cent
GDP per capita (2012): $9,055
Overall rank in salary increase: 2
China, which has an unemployment rate of 4.1 per cent, is expected to see more than 5 per cent rise in salaries.
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Pakistan
Forecast real wage growth: 4.8 per cent
Forecast 2014 inflation rate: 7.9 per cent
Forecast 2014 GDP growth: 2.5 per cent
GDP per capita (2012): $3,056
Overall rank in salary increase: 3
Pakistan, which has an unemployment rate of 5.6 per cent, is expected to see nearly 5 per cent rise in salaries.
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Bangladesh
Forecast real wage growth: 4.0 per cent
Forecast 2014 inflation rate: 6.5 per cent
Forecast 2014 GDP growth: 6.0 per cent
GDP per capita (2012): $1,963
Overall rank in salary increase: 4
Bangladesh, which has an unemployment rate of 5 per cent, is expected to see 4 per cent rise in salaries.
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Thailand
Forecast real wage growth: 3.9 per cent
Forecast 2014 inflation rate: 2.1 per cent
Forecast 2014 GDP growth: 5.2 per cent
GDP per capita (2012): $9,503
Overall rank in salary increase: 5
Thailand, which has an unemployment rate of 0.7 per cent, is expected to see nearly 4 per cent rise in salaries.
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Vietnam
Forecast real wage growth: 3.6 per cent
Forecast 2014 inflation rate: 7.4 per cent
Forecast 2014 GDP growth: 5.4 per cent
GDP per capita (2012): $3,788
Overall rank in salary increase: 6
Vietnam, which has an unemployment rate of 4.46 per cent, is expected to see 3.6 per cent rise in salaries.
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The Philippines
Forecast real wage growth: 3.5 per cent
Forecast 2014 inflation rate: 3.5 per cent
Forecast 2014 GDP growth: 6.0 per cent
GDP per capita (2012): $4,380
Overall rank in salary increase: 7
The Philippines, which has an unemployment rate of 7.1 per cent, is expected to see 3.5 per cent rise in salaries.
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Malaysia
Forecast real wage growth: 3.1 per cent
Forecast 2014 inflation rate: 2.6 per cent
Forecast 2014 GDP growth: 4.9 per cent
GDP per capita (2012): $16,794
Overall rank in salary increase: 8
Malaysia, which has an unemployment rate of 3.2 per cent, is expected to see 3.1 per cent rise in salaries.
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Bulgaria
Forecast real wage growth: 3.0 per cent
Forecast 2014 inflation rate: 1.5 per cent
Forecast 2014 GDP growth: 1.6 per cent
GDP per capita (2012): $14,103
Overall rank in salary increase: 9
Bulgaria, which has an unemployment rate of 12.5 per cent, is expected to see 3.0 per cent rise in salaries.
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Kenya
Forecast real wage growth: 3.0 per cent
Forecast 2014 inflation rate: 5.0 per cent
Forecast 2014 GDP growth: 6.2 per cent
GDP per capita (2012): $1,781
Overall rank in salary increase: 10
Kenya, which has an unemployment rate of 40 per cent, is expected to see 3.0 per cent rise in salaries.